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The fundamental misconception at the heart of the Family First Act

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2 These services were defined to include mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and “in-home parenting skills training.” Maybe a parent needs mental health care or substance use disorder treatment, or parenting training and support, or maybe the family needs to do family therapy.

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As foster care removals plummet, where’s the promised help for families?

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After an allegation of abuse or neglect is substantiated, an agency can place a child in foster care or open a case for in-home services, among other options. The rationale for this change was that allowing foster care funds to be used for such services was necessary to enable states to keep kids out of foster care.

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Title V and Maternal Mortality: Federal Funding to Save Lives

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Implementing evidence-based practices and quality improvement initiatives to improve the delivery and coordination of maternal health care services. Expanding access to home visits, care coordination, and case management programs for high-risk peripartum individuals.

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When Risks Collide: Maternal Mortality and Mental Health

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One area of increasing focus that hasn’t received as much attention is the intersection of maternal mortality and maternal mental health. Yet pregnancy-related deaths due to mental health comprised over 10% of maternal deaths in 2020. A Personal Story of Maternal Mental Health.

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What Care Coordination Is and How To Implement It

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Typically, care coordination is put in place by organizations participating in a value-based payment model for populations that are at high risk for comorbidities and/or have chronic physical and mental health conditions. Care coordination usually is a role that is served by nurses, case managers, or behavioral health clinicians.